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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-23

A very elegant dressy costume is the one
here illustrated suitable for visiting, after
noon drives at watering-places &c.
1t is of Henrietta cloth in soft shade of
pearl gray, trimmed with bright blue velvet.
The panels at the side Of the skirt are braided
in silver, and the bodice is trimmed with
velvet and has waistcoat of soft white silk
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-23
A 32-PAGE MAGAZINE.

Size of page 9xl2, printed on tinted book paper
and will throughout be model publication as
to typographical appearance, character Of
matter and illustrations. Most positively Il
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-23
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MATTERS

Taken up in most interesting form by those
competent to do so. Negotiations are now
pending with several of the best-known
writer's of those sections.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-23
WOMAN's WORLD

JUNE. MARION HARLAND, OLIVE LOGAN,
CLARA BELLE. Mrs. MALLON. NORMA BLAKE.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-23
GENERAL MISCELLANY

OF Science. Travel, Wit and Humor. Sports
etc, ETC., by such adopts as c. c. ADAMS GAR
RErT ?. SERv1ss, C. NJ. SNYDER,W. H. SIvITER'
DAN BEARD
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-23

Discussed by such widely-knOwn men as
HENRY KING, RoBT. J. BURDETTE, EUGENE
FIELD, FRANK WILKEsoN. DAN De GUILE,
H. w. TAYLOR, MAURICE THOMPSON, CYRUS
F. MCNUTT. C. F. HOLDER. T.. c. HARBAUGH.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

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ssa.saes - baztaz@s's hait
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lisnt cns~a lIosa assess 9linx 10 haFtn-sa
kail ~ zisaess she oeasiifal sgeeisele. tes
kirars. ~1.ea i aes lss tax u ne sess-.
Ibs ga3lei7ssts il ths ia affzyea ia
hreit essfaues w~rs t1s adsuirsfteo q
nsefe enaa = tE4aszna visitors zae Aali
saa ta5 azss asl after ths ssad lloa 81 tae
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sses1s tah hoo<as. HsEs &2o<a<F sosne.
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Kyeat faif Uss orxznlzse- ms
< fases nes thoeoEs1iY ofkz1l<-
- ara esefg lAsns - moving
salootaiy. n j. a sntcess aud ~ pfeise- -
oEFanlx,Hz Z AArs lisss sna Hsnelial
EIll receive . pfacf leaf en2oaFszegaen SIS 2
- eniy ttse ss9a eia1ees Of oFsn1 ksplas
cAa bssls2 isresDecLiYs 0f al fauiIs and
creed. f0aignk lhs great far viii attract.
% eDuFze, aaotheF brilliant s1alcnce.
aanE nsw ieat1-ss were igtr0daeei izsi
eFsaEnE. Among fbsm. the royal spanish
seal ~ tie sp4Risb booth. which sas OBJ
lziBsd from Capl. u. " L0cks sood. IA vas
drasa and co.ored bY bls calef &ssuKnts-
nlan under advice ol tbe War Department.
Toe kiFmes viii continue t0nlgnl aud to-
nokF0H night
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

CrRcurr-The people vs.. Calvin Gibbs.
Seduction. On trial.--Russell & Co. VS..
Henry g. Rounds. Replevin. Judg ment
for plaintiff SIX cents without costs.-
Hannah Anthony vs.. Henry G. Rounds.
Trespass on ths case. Order sustaining de-
murFer. Judgment for defendant for
costs.
OFFICE BUHSxss--Jos shua Morse VS..
George Waller. e. al. In chancery Fore
closure bill iled.-Frank r. Hodges VS.
Morris Winsor. Assumpsit. Declaration
fled
SUFEEIoR.-The People vs. Charles John
son. Burglary In the matter OF the
hAbess corpus Of Jacob Hindenach Post
poned until this morning.-The People
". jacob Hindcnaeh. Burglary and lar
ceny. Pleaded not guilty in the m after
OF the Ellsworth Avenue regrade. twenty
days SLOWED claimant t. TO move for new
trial.--Tbe People vs.. Harry Daily
Burglary and larceny Change Of plea TO
gully. Sentenced 20 Ionia for tive years
The People vs. Fred Needles. Larceny
Verdict guilty. Sentenced To Jackson for
the term OF i've years.--The PeOpls vs..
Len Green. implesded with Fred Needles.
Nolle pros d. Discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

Hon. ID. A. Blodgstt Is in Cincinnati.
sheriff c. G. Dunham. OF Cadillac, is at
The Eagle.
II. !. Mcsiiilen. OF Evart, e, The Morton
yesterday.
w. II. Pipp, Of Kalkasks, is in the city
on business.
II. Z. whippls, Of Kingsley, was in the
city yesterday.
b. W. Resyes. Of Battle Creek. is regis
tered Al the Eagle.
J. Byron Judkins. OF Reed City, was reg
istersd az The Morton yesterday.
Hon. A. l.. Lakey. Of Kalamazoo, passed
through tie city yesterday. enroute 10 Kali
kasks
NJ. F. Quaintance. Of Petoskey, was in
the city yesterday, visiting his wife at the
Warwick
I. stewart White and emily viii leave in
few days for California, where they will
remain during the Winter.
Mrs. Benz. Lanbach II ~ Turnsr-st.,
left iast evening FOR Buffalo y. y, 10 visit
friends. She viii be absent two weeks.
F.M. Carroll starts % Mar quette this
morriDg. having been summoned as - wit
nsss IN case OF the State against Governor
Sxineford-
Mrs. o. +. Conklin. Of Madison avenue.
left yesterday on a visit 20 ner parents In
Patnsm coUaty. Illinois. Mr.. Conkiin sc-
companies her % Chicago.
Frank n. Bali. an old Valley City boy.
nov of Iresdo. Cal. is In ne city visiting
his parents and friends. Mr. Ball owns an
srn N ense vineyard IN the golden country.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

IN Wassaa asaa.aa s. - shs AREAS
LAT al<s1
J.osa Z. ess Aas lass ssea awsnasa
peealoa.
Azs carrs oaissa. u 80 Jaekson-ss-. =
IA zlth slp+ aeiaa.
Two sasrxllz sers seas 0vsr = AL t3r
ten saTs 81 taize Heinies Yesterday.
The sxaszlnatlon 81 Jsmas " HsntsF.
f9f .arcspg. sss s5ls~fssd esisslAF " tns
fofea Loaft antil t3masFpe
ffisrhols 3e. 49, aaz bsen aided -
tie Grand k4ps.s sxca4azs aaa ls Ia Tia
ofics ~ ne Dstr0st sais F1Dpany
The funeral 81 ths .is Ars. Eilsn A.
sfss4gt will a4e pi4ca a. z p. u4. toMoE-
sos. a. tns kzst sigeet A =. churcfl-
PfsL Gwen /. Iasils hss resoyersd lrom
BIS Fsos1g aisess aad Mas CHORAL society
slii fesama tbeif rs1ssza-s asxg feesd4y
sTenilz
TIE kisnes Ei1 Be open icday from 70
"a. az 5 p. ni., f9F tas sac 81 f4GeS
sFtieies. "A adnlisslsa rs Of tea csnts vii
- sh4Esss.
The Beard Of Trade have extended a for
nai infitaiion - tne etafs forestry CON-
mitsion % koia their meelins here. Ia ball
thst slll be provided fsse-
large Delegations fr0nl Auskeg0n. Kala-
mszoo. H.sungs. 6raH1 hzven and otber
oatslae tosas. are expected al the klFuaes
either tkis o. iomofr0s evening
A. NJ. Reynolds had his thumb sawed al
mosL OF At the folding table factory yssger-
day. DR.. Williams sas ca lod aud dressed
tie woaad snd aoPes ~ save the thumb.
sslsfin fsmpie 81 the Mystic Shrine will
hola "a aDAaAl mestieg AID elecssoa II
ofrcsrs tonight al tee headquarters Cf lie
Aolin Com -aAndery thl5 sseniDs
rhs faasral of ths iate Bsn,smin 3.
Saith. who vas iOSnd dead Ia his saloon
issf seek occurred a. TIE rrsidenee al p
rpringhsld-ave. yesterday afternoon.
The psFson sho took the chincilla over
coat from the Kifmss las night Is caution
sd g return the same % Morgan 4 Ayerys
carpet sl0re. and tnersby avoid prOsscut-
ssr.
There Wili hsa meeting Of the Democratic
5aEs Central COMMITTEES at the Russell
house Detroit. On Dec n Caaiffo an Wes-
ton ana nenlber Peter DOran of this city
-ill attend.
IA. A. Lanos proprietor o. the New Eng
land Diniug Hail a. the Union Depot, and
vile, leaVe next Monlay tor California
Mss Wells daughter OF Robert l.. Wells
vii accompany them
The brick work on the safety deposit
vaults ia tae Wiatic0m5 bailding will Be
nnishsd tomorrow. Mr.. Goodrich expects
% have the vaults ready Iog occupancy
som- ,ms next week.
3. r Baldwin and .. w HiOomrich lhays
disposed n their interPss in the Grand
Rapids Reed and Rattan company 20 T..
Thomas. Nj. Thomas will conduct the
business on a much larger scale.
man named Goodwin lost SIT in money
90 West bridee-st- Tuesday night. near the
Z. ). q n >. Depot. A dog Was seen after
~srI chswisg on the fnOney. aud two boys
took q away from The dog and made them
selves scarce.
Miss Anna kaiey. who has been visiting
her cousin James r. Mcbride and family
for the lAst two months returned 10 her
home Ia Ohio last Saturday. Tuesday
morning Mr. Mcbride received a telegram OF
her sudden death Monday eveaing. Mrs.
Mcbride left yesterday morning for lie
Moyue 30 attend the funeral. which will
take place thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

"Vibration. when continued for long
time" said tho superintendent OF an iron
foundry. causes iron 20 lose its tenacity, ard
10 becomes granuistfd and brittle, something
like pig iron, instead Of being long in tho
grain like wrought IRON
How do you account for thisf said the
reporter.
Il 10 rot know" was the reply. "There
are many things about ron that no one can
explain"
"What do you thinl. OF the chance of the
elevated roads having a long lease OF lifel Is
there any likelihood of their breaking down
through the iron Of which they are made be-
comino brittlep
sNot for good many years, but certainly
the vibration is bound TO affect them through
time and something may snap. They ought
to be inspected very closely and renewed bc-
fore the tine came when il would be danger
Gus TO ride on them. have known heavy
iron beams snap through vibration which
looked perfectly sound, aud at the point Of
braakaee were apparently as strong as in any
other part, bat the cokesivcness was gone
and tho sections presented a granulated in
stead Of a iibrous appearance.
"Docs the iron OF rails when they are OF
wrought iron become brittle alsoi' said the
reporter.
No." said his informant, "they do not.
They acquire ar entirely new property, or
rather they lose ono essential property, that
of capacity for being welded. Every black
smith knows that a bit OF wrought iron rail
cannot he welded if il has been worn for a
number Of years. The parts split into fibers
when heated and struck, but do not weld to-
gether"
How do you account for the iron being
affected differently"
Il do not know. All do know is that it
is the case, and every intelligent blacksmith
will tell you the same New York Evening
Telegram.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15


4. =. Os69rB. lrssslax p4sserser sxeai 81
~ f.sslAssillz 4 Assrlls wss - tAs eisy
se esasF.
A1shixsls rzsssak e sasessEs eee4Es 81 Aszsks-
go t9isy.
N a. Bsyaek trage,isx Passeogsr ageat
- tee tlsssasx 4 > 5rthS esseFn. wa hste
yss.sE IA en e2ziEess.
=. W Il. Msfs aa3. travelling passenger
sKenf 9t TIE q. Pas Ai9Lr6fofs 4
Asnilose rad visited tee q y yesterday.
i IS. CsFs.i5se. o. Iietrs1k. zSnsr4l szsat
~ tse y hss .ine 4 Lake Erie Railroad. was
n sesR % beslBsss bog tasl Fo4d yesser-
ezs.
y. ". Jeisnsiaa. Michsgza passenger
agent OF tAs ~. G.. Of tais city. wiil attend
tas passsOgsF agents meeting a. Aaskegou
tea4y.
Ed L. Rsyn0lds. Of Maskexan. PRO
rriefag 81 the lnskskon Opera House au 4
slcxst agent 81 tie D.. 6. III. 4 NJ al taAt
plscs. sas Ia TIE clsy yesterday oa basl-
n<ss-
y EdNst8s. 81 Saginaw. assistant general
manager Of the r. 4 r. NJ With his isneh-
tef, passed ihro0ga the cry last evening
being ca thar wsy 10 huskesOn 20 stsend
TIE meetlDg % the passenger agents.
BeAton Bros. have put ia a switch on the
Gsana kapi.s & indiana Railroad about a
nile aad hall above Paris, Mich, fos ths
purpose Of putting about 5oo000 ieel Of
pane Into the river from the vicinity ol
Deer Lake.
Capt. W. A Gayett. assistant passenger
agent of tbs L. a ~ NJ. arrived home
from Chicago last night, where he was In
AtteEdanes al The neetnly meeting OF ths
Central Traffic Ass0cialio8. passenger de.
partment. tie leaves this moraing for Mus
kesoa. % attend shs passenger sgeals meet
lng.
At a ms<ssag of the Presidents OF the
Trunk lInes rsprese>tec ia the Central Traf-
nc Association. held Tuesday In New York,
u Was decided TO restore the rates on live
cattle. sheep and hogs. snd dressed hogs
aud cattle. to the rates as lhey were prior ia
NOV. y, last; The new lanm goes into
eject Dec. rs
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15
The Fencing Club.

The Board of Directors Of the Grand
Rapids Fencing Club. At meeting last
night. admitted the following applicants to
membership. Richard Smith. Jas. Farms
worth, l.. ID. Knowles. J. s. Dykstra. L.
JAS. Mosher. Frank Graves. city; J. W.
Cook. kalamszoo: Clark Stern, Of the
United states Naval Academy. This makes
the membership sixty-iour and the Club
expects 10 have 100 members before Janu-
AIRY 1, 1888. They extend an invitation to
al interested In fencing to visit the rooms
at any time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

How did you put in the time last night,
Charley"
Why. I went To the entertainment at
Hartman Hall. one OF the finest things |
ever saw
What was the play, Charley7'
We'll, have almost forgotten. Some
thing Ike 'Queermess.' Sourmash, Come
miss, or something OF that kind, you
know. And there we're more beauties on
the stage than ever saw in any other play
IA my life, and alter the performance they
came right down and mixed up with the
audience ia the most sociable way you ever
saw. You could take your choice. There
were French, Spanish. German. Irish. Dutch.
Russian, japanese and Egyptians. 1 am
going every night, you bet"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15
S. 900 Losr IN or WrrK

We are losing money every day. but still
we are happy only we would like 10 see
the ladies' OF Grand Rapids receiving a share
OF the money we are throwing away. So
We bave concluded to devote this Thurs
day, December Is. especially to the ladies.
and 20 them we will offer the choice of our
hne stock Of Diamonds Watches, Jewelry,
silverware, Clocks. in nickel. wood. iron,
marble, etc, at their own price, Anything
Ia the STOCK will be sold to the highest bid
der, without reserve, as we are determined
TO give up the retail business, and that $
yhat makes US happy. The store is open
all day for business. and the public auction
at 1870 q. m. and 2 and p. m.
JOHN r. HoMAN. Is Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15
FELL AND soLAH
The Great Puziiist,c Contest Near Grand
Rapids Tonixhs

Rapids Tonishs.
The No,an-Fsll fight uhscb occurs to-
night Is attracting much discussion. and
interest Both men have declared that
thsy mean % win the lssrels and both
have their reputation a. stake Many Of
the men about town have had an idea that
thinss Esrs hxek but those who are i'm
ms'ii sisiy interested insist that everything
- on he square. Nolan - confident and
anxious for che ira7. While Marsh Byers
Who = Fsils oseksr, snd whose word il
hishig respected SAYS thst it Eiil be a con
lsst which vii not be decided bv draw
it wili douetiess oe a sure tight and either
Nolan or Fell viii Be the victor Today q
arxs uumpsr 0i people viii arr gs here
from Cincinnati. Fort Wayne and Chicago
a great contest isex pecied and be- viii be
Witnessed By ona ot the izFgest crowds thss
have ever witnessed meeting Of tbs kind
an Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15
DEALING WITH CRIMINALS.
Those ssntsnSsd ~ Judge Busiingsn,
Yesterday.

rhose ssntenesd ~ judge Buriingame
Yesterday.
Ia the Superior CouFs yesterday Harry
Daily. who aas arrested with Delber Wal
worth foo attempting 10 break open the
safe in the Office Of the wheelbarrow Com
pany changed bis plea to guilty aud was
seL teneeti 10 lonla tor I've years.
Fred Needles and len Green. charged
With stealing watch from a man named
Brown, were brought up and separate trials
granted them. Needles Was convicted, the
jury being out rev minutes, and no Was
Immediately sentenced 70 five years al
Jackson The case against Green was then
nolle pIos'd as the evidence showed that be
vas an aecompsice but Was cuped by young
Neelies.
The hearing on the writ OF hsbeas corpus
issued tor Jake Hindenach, who is wanted
for burglary aud larceny a. Cadillac. wss
postponed until this morning. uindenach
was arraiyned on the charge os burglary
and larceny of John Raules saloon on
taaal-st- and entered plea OF not guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

The name OF Nella r. Brown has becom.
almost household word. She has APP
peared oftener in public during the past
i've years and to larger audiences than any
other entertainer in the lyceUm. She
comes with the Boston Stars" in company
with such w.l known and distinguished
srusts "a Medora Henson Emerson, the
distinguished soprano: Walter Emerson,
who enjoys the reputation OF being the
greatest cornetist in America; and Rudolph
King, the noted pianist. TO take part in the
entertainment in the y. NJ. Q. A. cou rse at
hartman's Hall, December 20.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

In the ,sss of Anna Anthony. who
commenced s1it at tie last term of the
Circuit Court sgsiust Adolph Nrsy saloon
iss st Lisbon. snd his bouisnen. for selling
heuot to her son. Lewis Authonr. who is
nov serving ien years ior ,ae erime of rape.
the demurrer enteTtt tv tta deIsuiauts.
some tin1a sgn. Tas resferi4v sustained b.
Judge surlirzaufe ana iligIuen.s vas en-
ierzt Ior Defendants soy crsfs This knocks
fhe ca - arouRht hv Nrs. Anthonv out af
touFt an leaves ter % paY tne costs 5f ths
itiEsf8oa
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

r ". Bulierdsld. who will prosecute the
suit Of the State against Governor Swine
$ iste when Commissioner Of the New
Orleans Exposition. has recsiTed notice
that the case will be called for trial AZ Mar
quetts next Monday. Governor Swinefords 2
deposition VS. 70 have been taken in Alaska
on Monday last IL is hardly probable tnss
the case vii be proceeded with at Mar
0u-tfs next Monday bns Mr. Buiterfield
wili lesYs for that place on Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

The Hon. I. u. Gilbert wrote the follow
ing letter over sixteen years ago, and few
days since said he had seen no cause to
change his opinion as then expressed:
GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. .. 1871.
Prof Sircnsb>r0:
DEAR SIR am gratifed TO hear Of the
continued success Of your school, for
know 1t to be we'll deserved
The young men from your college In the
employ Of the City National Bank give
good evidence Of the thorough training and
discipline t1r which you are proverbial.
Very respectfully,
Tu0s ID GrfRTpT
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

Mr.. ". A. Hutchinson. the geniel man :
sgeT Of the Manufacturers War Sale con-
Quoted al No.43 Pearl-st., who by bis sausre
and honorable manner in treating the
customers OF the same. has made many
friends for the firm. and will today ia
addition 20 the already remarkably low
price at which he sells goods. give 20 each
and every lady purchaser a handsome pres
eat This Is indeed rare. very rare op-
portunity and one thai the ladies should
interest themselves in and call NJ A. Pearl
- ant see what handsome little souvenir
Ar. Hutchinson has gotten for you.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

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frfra~s 4f ~ -st3Frre. ~ 81 wslsar 81 ksess
81 rrar
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81 - srrfsssf sre rerl'et a8 steaa.
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uaif1n lf.he sss5rs
fr'ersl e,.fsT sf 9 > n, <oz ka<sr r-<<~>~~.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

The snnnal siecsicr ~ of,cers fer E3mo-
n Couclave Ns ~ "a noys Aaslph's. wrs
aeld ls.s evening ~ their hs1 a WsteFiao
81. TIE ALLOWING cfscsrs we're eisctes.
Cousu,sn.fer, Fred g. Temple. Facssfon
r,ersier e ~. Fhsnailscr. Assfstaet Gem
rta,.ier H ~ HUSTON. ra-f loasrn s1.ier
n Graves. Secrstsrv. ~ H Whitnev
r-.asa~e~ IL. H Baxtsr aiiectar . ~
Cs.re t-ni.fe = n iaw-rnce. War1ert t'
WIihsrns. Guard. A. otse. sentry. r -
<henevnan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

Rev. Sanford X. Cobb viii lecture At the
sixth Ward Engine House located on
Scri0nsr-st., fust north Of Leonard on Fri
DAY evening Of this week for the benefit Of
TIE library iund Of the Young Peoples lit
ersry and Social Circle. 90 the : xih Ward.
Admission. IS cents. l.ecs8re viii COM
ulsaee a. & O'Clock
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

u rect sr~ssirz r0f friq t6fks r<r.o-s
ssea 81 - asre say - = 1f to thsss
Fita Wte1- ae ennsez ~ csusset Tf -
eel ete mater TO seesx 81 taf r asa rsrte4
net on,7 friends ege lowers Bad frssta
sa1 cs7s~ra A. .3sefsrsb'e D. Sazes
fsssryh E@sae.1v car@s the ~5r& ezses "a
t>>1s~nis 40 tsofT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

The following is list of the marriage
licenses issued yesterday. with the names.
residence when outside the city, and ages
of the parties:
Fred Pcasc, Jennie Nelson .......... . u ! :
HenIy l. Fullineton. Scion township, Flora
H. -DiOl III
George II. Brydges Maggie a. Perkins. lis is
Hendrix 5. Knap, Minnie r. Braak .........2l 20
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

TIE best ealys in fbs woria 'or Cas-.
tfsises Sores Icsrs. ssis Easam. ssrsf
soree 4etseg 9asrred Herss. CailhIafr-
Ncgns sct st SKIN EfIef}oas. saa oos5
fT@iy cufee pes. Or ~ rsF reenir-8 3.
guaranteed 80 efre 7arlecf ssfistscs -. ar
nsensy - nrfsi. frlas - cents rsr hox
fsrsei~.--4ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-15

sss. BE ioses yos De4. IS sras
t.sss ssik es.s - sls.et tas.
Lass a. sseef - A1hss -ds~,
osaas Hltis BRIDE.
N4l As ieFs yea - tatsy.
Nkeu yeeE kloo<n kss TED away,
y hea aar sskass Aseks &Fe zrey -
VII rs iote stisxs
les a. IS tos tFee kiad i xfi survive
a. tb< sassitsbks sastss eaa ehaaees - lie.
b1t. IA ss ssefy so1sn's desire and aslly 10
Fe1sln. - iocx - shs can. fbe alsrseiioos
t1st ias e hef ehzfWiEg nn1 bS.eFea "a
y0atn. NJ eos esn keep bsf youthful
bloom o. sqQsble lem9cr II wsixhed doen
sao ss.fieFins from Tease weakness &na
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-03-31

Hopkins, Delta and Lamar, to point on
Red river, distance of about $50 miles,
and from a point in Leon county in a
westerly direction through the counties of
Leon, Limestone, Falls, McLennan,
Bosque and Hamilton, to a point three
miles inside of the Comanche county line,
distance of about 40 miles. Incorpo-
rators: B. Adoue, Leon Blum, Isidore
Dyer, W. l.. Moody, Julius Ruuge, j. E.
Wallis, W. H. Harding, Sampson Heiden-
heimer, M. Marx, W. II. Sinclair. Henry 1.
Runge, ii. Kempner.
Judge W. f. Collard, district judge of
the Twentieth judicial district, and resi-
dent of Robertson county, Is prominently
mentioned as one of the commissioners in
appeals. Judge Collard is very strongly
endorsed by members of both houses of
the legislature in addition to numerous
other endorsements.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-03-31

The above is good picture of Madam
Janish, konwn in society as Countess Arco.
Her husband for number of years repre-
sented the Austrian empire at the khe-
div's court in Egypt. Janish has earned
an enviable reputation as dramatic ar
fist, both in the United States and Europe.
She came to this country for the first time
about three years ago; since then she has
played in nearly every city in the north
and south, and here she has earned the
title of the ''south's favorite actress. This
is her first appearance in Texas, and we
feel sure that the art-loving people OF
Austin will tender this lady the reception
she deserves. AS an actress she is pains
taking an conscientious, never sacrificing
art to rant. The play that she has chosen
to make her debut in here, is by
Sardou the famous author who wrote
Fedora" "Theodora," "Marita," and
, many other celebrated plays. She brings
with her an excellent company, headed
by Mr.. Frank F. Aiken, who is we'll known
throughout the state. 1t has been ar
ranged to follow "Princess Andrea" with
"Camille," these being Janish's most eel
ebrated portrayals.